... THE LATE WILLIAM M'CREARY, ESQ.-A GOOD EXAMPLR. 'be remains of this gentleman were conveyed from bil residence, on laot Monday morning, to his family burial place in Mount Jerome Cemetery, under the enpervifion of the Messrs. Kerr, Stafford-street, accom- ranied by many of those friends who were anxious to rey the last tribute of respect to one who, beloved In life, is now deplored in death, ...

... BIRTIS. November 28, at 4, Blackhall-place, Abbe wife of Goorge Aiozandor Stephens, Eeq, of a daughter. Novenmber 1D, at go 12, Georgos-GtrCOt, Limerick, the wife of Dr Henry FiPber of a eon, November 19, at Qbhemefcord-read, Leeson Park, the wife of W H Bermingham, Esq, of a daughtor. At Cramlin Villa, the wife of Corneliuse Curtin, Eeq, of a eon. November 21, at Baorondort, Caelenewvpod, Mre ...

... BIRTHS, January 0, at DaIlysalla Honue, Ce, 1lhkonny, the wife of John J. Doyle, Esq., of a daughter. January f, at 4 Glaumireetorrace, Ranelagb, toe wife of Mr. Thomas J. Roenick of a son. January 8, at Williamsfort, King's County, the wife of Gourge Whitfield, Esq. of a daughter. October b, at Bareilly, Bengal, the wife of Harbert F L Browne, Lieutenant 77th Regiment, of a sen. December 31, ...

... BIRTHl'flS, t January 6, at Sonth-street, New Rose, the wife of John irlegher, Esq., of a daughter, i Jaunary 0, the wife of Alderman Buggy, Cantwsll's-court, c KiJl'ennly, of a eon. 8 January 4, at her residence, 14 Rauelaghlavenuo, Rane- in :h-readi, the wIfe of W. B. Murrow of a dauhbter. December 6, at Meerut, Iudia, the wife of Captain F. G. c livrecihill, Royal iHorso Artl'lory, of a son ...

... BtlltTlis. March 13, at Waterunder, l)rorbedia, the wviie oS Thomats Branigan, Erq., of a son. MarchI 21, at 30 Elgin road, the wife of James Scully of a daughter, stillborn MurpIh 17, at Alexanodra-terrace, Luerier, thc wife of Mr. Edmond Downiig of a daughter. March 19, at Gorey, the wife of Lennox 1. Bigger, Esq, Bank of Ireland, of a daughter. March 10, at Cloyne, conity Cork. the wife of ...

... BIRTHS. May 19, at Shannon-view, Athlone, the wife of Bernard Kelly, Esq., of a daughter. May 18, at 29 Harceurt-itrCet, the wife of Dr. Halahan of a daughter. May 18, at Somerville, Lady Athlunmey, of a daughter. May 10, at Myragh Rectory, Letterkenny, the wife of the Rev. William Anderson. of a daughter. May 16, at Dover, the wife of T. WV. Vailbace, Esq, late Captain 5th Lancers, of a ...

... BIRTHS. July 29, at tussell-street, the wife of Mr. John braar, of a son. July 27, at Ceastlebyde, Fermoy, Lady Emily uber, of a6 son. July 28, at Newsrz, tble wie of GoorgeG Black, Bg, Sub- Inspector of Constabrlary, oS a dareghter. July 28, at Leeson-etreet, the wife of John Coote OW, Re~Q Surgeon, 61.h Dragoon Gnards, of a SOn. July 20, at Grosvenor-squareo, London, the wile of Mij1c ...

... BIRTHS. August 14, nt No. 8, Rostrevor-terraoe, Rathgar, tbe wife of John Galley, BEg., of a son. August 14, at Sandford, the wife of the Rev W G Ormsby, rector of Arislow, of a daughter. August 1S, at Ballileborough, the wife of the Rev Digby B Cooke, of a daugh ter. MADRRIAGES. April 15, at St. Catherine's churcb, Meath-street, by the Bev. Mi. A. nleker, C.C., Chrisltopher, fourth son of Mr. ...

... BIKTI~Iu September 3, at Drunbshaebo, couuty Leitira, the wife of Mr. Thomas Brad), of P. dautater. September 3, at No IS Westland-row, the wife of Surgeon Madden, hLBC.S.I., of ason. September 2, at 0n1=b-l,, oo..t,'Coric. IC witeof Cap- tdu T. Gardiner, Recruiting Staff, of a daughter. September 2, at Chlnrlemont-tierrace, Cork, the wife ol Samuel E. Hamilton, E]sq, of a son September 1, at ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM HOWLEY, Eft, D.L. 'lAe venerable gentleman, named above, died on Monday laut, full of years and honours, at his beau- tiful residence, Riohbill, in which he spent his de- clining yeare in tranquil repose, and closed in all the haippnees that religion can shed, family affection as- srm and administer, and affluence contribute, a life upon which no imputation could rest, and a ...

... DEATH OF MARTIN CRIEAN, ESQ, We deeply regret to record the death of this highly esteemed gentleman. The announcement thast Msartin Crean is no more will be read with sincere sorrow by large numbers of his countrymen, for his friends and admirer were not coafned to Dulilin. As one of the moat trusted as8ociates of O'Connell, Mr. Crean for years occupied a prominent position in the Liberal ...

... l'UNE1VAL A 4OF THE VERY REV. CANON BYPIN E. Yesterday all that was mortal of thi8 distin- -aiisbed and faithful minister of the gospel was consigned to the dust beneath the sanctuary of the bunible parochial church of Eatbfarnbsom, attended try every mark of reopect that could be shown to one so exalted through gooduness, and sorrow for the loss G: one whoe vas an honcour to his sacred ...